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@MedicineHatNews CF Industries could make a final decision to build a new, low-carbon ammonia plant in early 2025, company officials told investors in discussions of third-quarter results on Oct. 30. Chief operating officer Chris Bohn stated that the global ammonia producer forecasts tightening supply in coming years, and will evaluate the market for low-carbon product ... Read More »

The Prairie Pride Guild of Medicine Hat and District has less than a week before their next social event, but some spots are still available for those inclined to show off their 2SLGBTQIA knowledge. The guild will be hosting a Queer Trivia Night on Nov. 14 at Travois from 7-10 p.m. The event is a ... Read More »

@MedicineHatNews A public comment period is now open on the issue of whether the City of Medicine Hat is qualified to buy a major solar power proposal inside city limits. Saamis Solar would cover 1,600 acres of land north of Crescent Heights when it is fully built as planned by private green-power developer DP Solar. ... Read More »

The Medicine Hat Tigers got a much-needed win Saturday night at Co-op Place. The Tigers snapped a three-game losing streak with an 8-4 win over the Moose Jaw Warriors. Medicine Hat entered the game off a 4-2 loss Friday at home to the Edmonton Oil Kings. They entered the game missing six full-time players, limited ... Read More »

Markus and Liam Ruck will play for gold at the U17 Hockey Challenge. The Medicine Hat Tigers twin forwards and Team Canada White moved onto the finals with a 6-3 win over Sweden on Friday. Both Markus and Liam had an assist in the win. Markus’ assist gave him two goals and five points in ... Read More »

jtubb@medicinehatnews.com@ReporterTubb The junior hockey world is entering a revolution with players at the forefront. Thursday’s announcement of the NCAA granting CHL players eligibility to play at the Division I level has created a seismic shift in hockey’s developmental series with a lot of questions still to be answered. What is known, effective Aug. 1, 2025, ... Read More »

@@CollinGallant Eight years after politics as usual were flipped on its ear by a Donald Trump presidency, here we are again. We can only hope Ottawa has learned a thing or two, and Edmonton as well, for that matter. Of course, much is being made about the effect of the U.S. presidential campaign results on ... Read More »

The hottest topic in Ticked Off-Tickled Pink these days – a fairly accurate reflection of citizens’ views and concerns – is the redeveloped Division Avenue. Many people have complained about the narrowing of one of the city’s main north-south arteries and how turning on or off the avenue will be made more difficult, and snow ... Read More »

I enjoy living in a small town. I feel the benefits of this living outweigh the benefits of living in a larger centre. It is quiet and peaceful and we have much to offer to the community and those visiting us. In 2023, the population of Redcliff was 5,924 people. What is the attraction for ... Read More »

Dear editor, I am the daughter of a veteran of the First World War. When I was 10 years old in Grade 5 in 1963, our class was getting ready for Remembrance Day when my teacher was telling us the importance of remembering those who fought in the wars. I put up my had to ... Read More »

Dear editor, Re: Thankfulness on Remembrance Day We all understand we should be thankful for the service and sacrifices of Canada’s veterans, but, as I have come to know detailed examples of what some veterans experienced, my gratitude to all veterans has become more profound. I am lucky to have known some Second World War ... Read More »

Dear editor, Myself and family appreciate all the officers in the police force in our city. They protect homes and families. All officers put their lives in frontline danger to take care of people in this fair city. We respect all as they uniform up to a day’s work. With all the heavy gear these ... Read More »